C. W. B.

_The Thirty-nine Articles._--The following MS. note is in a copy which I

have (4to. 1683):

"Sept. 13. 1702.

"Memor. That Mr. Thomas King did then Read publickly and distinctly, in

a full Congregation during the Time of Divine Service, the nine and

thirty Articles of Religion, and Declare his Assent and Consent, &c.,

according as is Required in the Act of Uniformity, In the Parish Church

of Ellesmere, In the Presence of Us, who had the said Articles printed

before Us.

E. KYNASTON.

THO. EYTON.

AR. LANGFORD.

WILL. SWANWICK."

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